ASGCT

It's time! We are now accepting abstract submissions for #ASGCT2027! Put your discoveries in front of the largest gathering of the cell and gene therapy community, happening May 3-7, 2027, in Philadelphia.

Submit by January 15, 2027, at 11:59 PM ET. Learn more about submission categories, guidelines, and more at annualmeeting.asgct.org/abstracts

Our newest episode of The Issue podcast is now live! This month, we welcomed Dr. Anastasia Khvorova to talk about the future of extrahepatic siRNA delivery.

Dr. Khvorova covers the kidney clearance barrier, local versus systemic delivery, how RNAi and gene editing complement each other, and where she expects the field to go over the next several years.

Listen now! bit.ly/4zGyE6O

Breakthroughs in Cell + Gene Therapy kicks off this Thursday! There's still time to join us virtually so you can stay up-to-date on all things CGT without the travel.

Plus, registrants get on-demand access to all sessions from Breakthroughs for one year.

Learn more and register now at bit.ly/4wHH10l

In our new episode of Scientists, Unedited, host Eirini Vamva, PhD welcomes Luigi Naldini, PhD, for a discussion on his story. Dr. Naldini reflects on the unexpected path that led him to gene therapy and helped him turn a bold scientific idea into a clinical reality. He discusses the risks, setbacks, collaborations, and family support that shaped his career, as well as the future of gene therapy and why meaningful scientific progress requires persistence, teamwork, and time.

Listen to the episode now! asgct.org/education-care…

ASGCT is pleased to be at the #NORDSummit this week! Stop by our booth to connect with our patient education resources (including our new coloring book!) and discuss the latest policies affecting rare disease research and individuals. @RareDiseases